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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-12-23
SLOWLY DYING.
MANNING'S DEATH
MONENTARTL 7 EXPECTED
Brights Disease TIA. Fatal Malady-bis
Survival Throughout the Night Thought
Improbable-Brle Sketch of Hi, Life
General Foreign and Domestic News

ALBANY. December 22.-Since early
this morning the death Of ex-secretary
Manning has been momentarily ex-
pected. He Is still alive (2:56 pm }, but
Is sinking
At 1880 Secretary Manning Is still
living, bur Is not expected to survive
the night.
The diagnosis Of his physicians at the
time OF the stoke showed Brights dis
ease, but the fact, for private reasons,
was not made public. Since last Friday
SIR. Manning has been confined 10 his
bed, and has known that death was
coming close TO him. He has been without
pain and has borne the knowledge OF his
approaching end with cheerful Christian
courage Since Friday DR.. J. Livingston
Reese. pastor Of ST. Pauls Episcopal
church, Of which Mr. Manning has been
member for years has been Ia constant
attendance upon him, and the conTersa-
tions haye shown that Mr.. Manning in
deyout spirit was fully prepared Last
evening he fell into occasional spells oil
semi-cOnsciOusness but on arousing nm
self as often showed that his mental iac-
ulties were undimmed. Since Tuesday
his appetite, which up 10 that time was
excellent. mas failed, and he now takes
only temporary slimulanis II Il believed
that toward afternoon he will fall into a
comatose state. and then quietly pass
away.
sKETCu OF HIS LITh.
Mr.. Manning was born at Albany, y.
Y, August 10, 1881, and when he was
only 0 years of age started in life for
himself as an errand boy ia the office OF
the Albany Argus, in the meantime ac-
ouaintinr himself more or less with the
mysteries of the art topographic lie
subsequently became market reporter Tor
the paper, and from that position was
promoted TO general local work, and IN
| time to reporting the proceedings OF the
Common Council and of the Legislature.
! Eventually he was assigned 10 editorial
and managing work, and on the death oi
/ Mr.. Cassidy, at that time a controlling
force in the Democratic politics OF New
! York. ACQUIRED an interest in the Argus.
| In 1876 he was a member Of the Demo
cratic State Committee, and from that
| time on stood in most intimate relations
with Nj Tilden.
In 1882 Mr.. Manning was chosen chair
man of tie Democratic State Committee
and his relations with Grover Cleveland
established during that remarkable cam
paign. were steadily maiatained from
that time forward. At The time OF his
appointment to the Secretaryship OF the
Treasury he was president OF the Na'
tional Commercial Bank of Albany. lie
was prostrated by overwork March %
| 1886. and although bis health was some.
what restored by his trip abroad, he had
not been a really well man since. lie re-
signed his position as Secretary OF The
Treasury February il, 1887, and became
connected as president with the Western
| National Bank Of New York.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-12-23
DiSTARDLY OUTRAGE.
r.-yG IdDY 1854 ULThD ON IHb
prBLIC STREETS

n.,.e with Her Brother, Kubisn
,o.mp. To- Nbduct Her She Makes Her
but the Young Man T. Badly
.,.,.tri The Miscreant Unidentified
,..,,rlay morning between the hours
..3 . Mr. Melton Luck, clerk AT
a., george ShWns. aged seventeen
.-. and his sister were on their way
~, from an entertainment. AS they
'-.l their residence on Leigh street,
... whether white or black Mr. Luck
raf known, attacked his sister, a1d
.t.~nted i0 take her from him. MT.
l... boldly defended himself and sister.
'.. l.rf ihe assailaut az bay until ms
.- reached her home only a SNORT
distance away.
.f...akinp "a rib and he followed up
,.. blow Mr Luck defending him-
..f with O. walking cane-by three
...l. cuts He then ran of. Nh. Luck
taken home. aud the physician sum
...,.1 found that he had been cut IN
..-,a r'acas-on his left arm, ON his
.ra.t and i'm the back The cut IN the
m.kis four inches LONG and quite deep
T. wound is very serious.
Last night the assailant had not been
.--..fol The man, whOmsoever he may
h. wil no doubt be captured, as the Po-
..ee Of Richmond never allow a case Ike
,ai. CO. slip them. -
Nr Schoen said last night that Nh.
l.ck was doing quite well, and that the
.nlv serious cut he received was the one ID
,l. back. lhc others being mere scratches
.,. clothing having prevented the knife
nom penetrating as deeply as the ruiilan-
Ir a.sailant intended The reason why
le was unable to tell whether bis nssail-
.ri Vas white or black was because as
soon as his sister ran of the Vllliah
.sIcl slouch hat thai he had on over
b.. oce Mr. Luck thinks, however, that
te. fellow Was white Probably hc was
.r. af those beautiful birds of passage,
..e Yankee tramp. who is given To iniesi-
an the South at This season Of the year
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Flowers.

If YOU wish handsome Basket OF
Roses, call on Laird, No. SO East Main street
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TnECRowS PRINCE BITTER.
Dr. Freund's Sugar Theory OF the origin
of Cancer.

Dr. Freund's Sugar Theory OF the oflsin
of Cancer.
BERIN, December 22-The Tag5laH
saws that DR.. Telshow, the court dentist
who went to San Reno TO operate on the
Crown Princes teeth has re
turned 10 Berlin, and reports the
most favorable improvement in the
Princes appearance, and also IN
his voice, which is stronger and clearer
lie says the Crown Prince requested him
to widely circulate this report IN order
to counleract the unfayorable rumors
that have been published regarding his
condition.
DIR. FRErSD's SUGAR THEORY
VIENNA. December pa dispatch TO
the Ne.o Free Press from Milan says that
on the advice Of English physicians The
German Crown Princes neck has been
cupped. and Dr. krause is having The
blood thus obtained analyzed at the
Milan laboratory, in order TO ascertain
whether it contains an excess OF sugar or
whether il is in healthy state. II IL
proves TO contain too much sugar the
physicians will decide 10 adopt the treat
ment advised by DR.. Freund OF Vienna,
which has in view the reduction OF sugar
in the blood to a normal quantity.
DR. Freund's theory is that the DloOd
of patients suffering from cancer con,
tains an abnormal quantity OF sugar, ana
that cancerous growths may be destroyed
by reduction Of the amount OF sugar.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-12-23
CITY TAXES
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on Y TAXES.


OFFICE CITY COLLECTOR
RICHMOND, December l, 1851.
This Office will be open dsily, between the
hours OF 8 o'clock a IN. and . o'clock pm.
from the 18Th TO THE 0lsT DAY OF De
CEMBEk INCLUSIVE, for the purpose OF
receiving from ALL PERSONS TAXES Dur
THECITY or RICHMOND.
Any person who shall fail ~ pay said tax
before the 3lst day Of December shall be con
sldered delinquent, and will DO charged a
penalty OF i've per centum and Interest al
the rate OF six per ceutum per -nnum;
A. X. WOOpSON,
4de2lm City Col ector.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-12-23
The Darkest Hour.

Fora period Of four years I've been victim
OF very severe and ag0nizing case OF Salt
Rheum. which affected my hands 20 such an
extent that they almost become burden
Ny hand became raw and houifying com
pelling me 10 keep it coyereiall the time
I've spent hundreds II dollars Tor various
preparations but instead OF benedtiug my
condition. they an seemed 20 stimulate and
encourage the progress OF The miserable dis
ease, until had about given up all hope.
But thank Heaven, "the diIkest hour is iusr
before day, a am rcJoicei 10 know that "a
positive cure has been found winch i- known
a. b. B. B-BOtanic Blood Balm.
Ny family ali rejoice az H. magical curative
powers in giving me relief Ny hand mas been
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has also cured my two children Ol lOatA-
some form Of Itch whic had resisted an pre-
yiOus treatment. l rclcr 10 any business
house in Moody and 10 Thomas Payne, dfug
". 4 BRYANT.
Moody. Texas. April 2,, ls,6
Flesh slouohing on in Pieces.
For two years have been confined 10 bed
with a loathsOme form OF Blood Poison when
had about eaten Inc zap, and ana otheis had no
hone of recovery. For a while ! could
neither walk. slt down, nor lie down, only lu
misery as ms flesh seemed 10 be- falling on my
bones i'm pieces as big a- a hen egg. 1ly appe
lite was lost. my bones achcd ANA raluei me
and friends even Stunned me. l used var GUS
blood purifiers without benefit, ana several
physicians treated me until large sums OF
money had been expended, but Lot one paiu
Gle OF good dld any one give me.
on the 18th Of February. 1850, Mr. +. K. JACK
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and got a bottle from Dir. Brockington' az
Beaufort. 5 G.. and before one bottle had been
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of everybody. ~.
Witness MRS LAURA hAhl'
FRED. X. JACKSON.
beaufort. 5. e., May 10, lssJ.
All who desire full information aboSt the
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

Is now ready 10 serve his friends and the
uublic generally with the
BEST or WORK IN HIS LINE.
Boots and shoes made and repaired In the
the shortest time possible.
ALL WORK GUARANTEED.
He thanks his friends for past liberal fayors.
and hopes they will continue 70 give him their
patronage. oosSo@
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LOST
OYSTERS

I AM PREPARED TO FILL ORDERS
Il for ire Back an York River oysters for
the holidays also fruits, &c.
JOHN WESLEY,
dels-tf No. III Moth Eighteenth street.
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NOTICE.-WlLLIAM T. CRAW.
" FORD is hereby appointed my Agent 10
carry on the Bar aud Billiard saloon hereto
fore kept by Crawford & Lally on Fifteenth
street IN ST. Charles Hotel building, 70 buy
and sell Tor cash. A. X. coz RINEl.
ide 70 gw Trustee OF Crawford j Lally.
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WEATHER. iNpitA'ioNS'
wAsuINGroN. December 2.-ln-
? 5iretions for Virginia Colder Fri
ru0 Say morning. followed by warmer,
/ ff'l f4ir weather. light 10 fresh vafi-
sb,o wilds. FOR North and south
carolina. Colder, generally fair
} ..~ ught 20 fresh variable winds, gen
ecs' r,rfhcrly. followed by rising TEN
f.fe on saturday.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-10-16


adobe lined, of six rooms and kitchen good
plank walks all around the house; lot SAX
20 rods; good picket fence all around the
lot, city water, situated three and hall
blocks east of Main Street. "a
BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE.
S25. A nice bull ding lot, IKE rods, with
right of alley way; east front, nice growing
shade trees; book from car line, and only
four and a half blocks from business
Eighth Ward. 1l6
1900 Building lot, 10 rods, east
front, gas and water, only two blocks from
business. ITO
J,O6O. A good building lot, skis rods,
well set with truit trees, within half a block
of car line, west front, situated in the Sew
enth Ward. Ill
1000. Corner lot, 1Ox1O rods; will sell
9X10 reds for S1,500; city water brought in
pipes, giving plenty of force for spinkling
lawn, etc; stuHed in the Eighteenth Ward,
north of Rowland Hall. 100
coo a dlc5 building lot, SX10 rods, east
front, plenty Of fruit and shade trees, within
one block OF D s: r. G passenger depot
$50. A very choice building lot So feet
south front by los ieet deep, situated ON
Third Streeg, Eighteenth Ward, giving q
beautiful view OF the business part OF the
city, p.enty of fresh air and no dust.
500. Building lot, 4x6A rods, south
ront, situated in The Eighth Ward, only one
block from car line and four blocks from
business; viii sell on theinstalment plan. SO
$50. Choice building lot, 4xl0 rods, good
fence, south fronl and facing Deseret Uni
versity Square, half block frOm Car line,
Nineteenth Ward. 60
FARMING LANDS:
5.5OOr Ten acres OF land on the Boule.
yard, only a very short distance south of
Liberty Park; cas- front. III
5000 Buys thirty acres of land On
State Road, about three miles south OF Salt
Lake Theatre. Nice orchard; first class
location for country store and dairy farm.
1000. Five acre lot on the Drive, on
west side of Liberty Park, cOrnering on two
streets. Mil Greek irrigating water ditch
runs through the lot; an artificial lake can
be made at small expense Just the place
for a pleasure garden. More land can be
had if wanted. ia
1900. six acres of land, abouttwo and
a half miles south of the city; excellent land
for Il nursery or garden farm; situated on a
well-graded street, plenty OF water. fine
location for a suburban residence. lis
700 Brick house of Jour rooms and
rock cellar, plenty of water, ive abres of
land, situated on the East Bench. about four
and hall miles from the city; this is big
bargain 101
5000. Farm of 90 acres of first class
land small adobe house, baFn, corrals, ETC.,
young orchard; situated on county road,
eight miles north OF this city, 81
HOUSES TO RENT.
Is. House of five rooms, Fourth Ward.
Z House of four rooms, city water,
Twentieth Ward.
10. House of four rooms, "a blocks east
of Main Street.
22 so. House of six rooms, bath room,
hot and cold water; Twelfth Ward.
6. Two rooms, Nineteenth Ward, close to
business.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-10-16

FOR DYSPEPSIA and Liver Com
plant, you have printed guarantee on
every bottle of ShiIoh's Vitali2er. It
never fails to cure. For sale 1t A.C.
Smith i Co.'s Drug Store. 16
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-10-16
REAL ESTATE, LOAN, INSURANCE.
Leading Real Estate Agency in Utah.
ESTABLISHED IN 1877.
LEWIS P. KELSEY.
Successor to Eli b. Kelsey,
Real Estate and Loan Agency,
Office, Nos. % and 27 E. First South street,
BANK
Office, Nos. % and OF E. First South street,
EAST OF DRsEREr NATIONAL BANK.

Houses Building
of the city Farms and Farming Lands also
No trouble property Following
s q partial list OF property that have for sale:
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fashionable part of the city, half block
from car line; east front 81
5000. A modern stvle frame house,
adobe lined, of six rooms and kitchen good
plank walks all around the house; lot sax
20 rods; good picket fence all around the
lot. city water, situated three and 8 half
blocks east of Main Street Ga
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'N~- 70
GAEAPEsT AND CHOICEST
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Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-11
Fight With CROWS.
Matters Are Brought to Head on the
Crow Indian Reservation by
Means of Firearms.
The Indians Reject General Ruge1's
Uliimatunl and Two Hours
Fight Is the Result.
Sword Bearer and Three of His Followers
Killed-Most of the Others Srrren-
der-One white Man Dead.
A SHORT INDIAN WAR.

CROW AGENCY, M. t., Nov. 6.-The
Crow Indian affairs came to head to-
day, resulting in the routing of the Indian
forces. The Indians held q big council
this morning among themselves and dis
claimed any Intention to fight. General
Ruger sent st 10 a. m. James Campbell
and an interpreter, Tobacco Jake, down
to the Indian camp to learn their
Intentions. The invitation to come
to the agency WAS responded to
by about 100 chiefs with "Pretty
Eagle" as spokesman. General Arm
strong spoke first. telling them he was
sent by the Great Father to settle the
trouble, but they hsd been bad and he
had turned the matter over to General
Ruger, who would deal with them as he
saw fit.
Pretty Esgle said: "We Will give up
Sword-Bearer, but we cannot give up the
Others"
General Ruger said: II want sll of
the seventeen thsG fired into the agency
building, and l will give them one hour
and half to come in"
He then told "CrdzY Head" that lie
must bring mis- son who was one OF them.
Crazy Head replied that they would so
back to camp and talk to Sword Bearer.
General Ruger sAid: THAT'S all I've
got to say"
Campbell returned to camp with the
Indians, but returned soon and SAID
council was being held. Troops We're
HELD IN READINESS
and the Indians were watched by the
command until the time was up. The
Indians IN the meantime had formed into
line snd Sword Bearer could be seen rid
ing up and down, hsranguing them. 4 few
scattering shots were then fred into the
air. General Ruger sent troops ''F" and
"K" down the valley on the left flank of
the indians where they were met. About
half of the Indians gathered in a war
party which numbered about $50. A red
hot skirmish then resulted in which
CORPORAL CHARLES THOMPSON vas
killed,
PRIVATE EUGENE MALLORY wounded,
and
Clark, thrown from his horse and
his shoulder dislocated. These
were oil in troop "K'' commanded by
Lieutenant Edwards and Second Lieuten-
ant Bryant. a running fight ensued
THE INDIANS RETREATING,
some to the peaceful gathering and others
crossing the river and taking 10 the hills.
S word-Bearer made a final stand at the
crossing of the Little Horn about one
mile south of the agency in which he aDd
probably three of his followers were
killed This was the result Of the Skin
mish fire OF &c" Troop, First Cavalry,
commanded by Captain Kupham and
Lieutenant j. Baleshiro. Sword Bearers
body was brought 10 camp, but the ot1er
Indians are only reported dead. Most Of
the Indians returned to the agency, mix
ing with the other camps. Taere are
supposed to be twenty or thirty loose il
the hills. Several troops are now out on
their heels and they will perhaps soon be
captured. There was about two hours Of
actual fighting,
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-11

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MALTREATED IN MEXICO.
A Hardworkipg American Citizen Robbed
OF ais ALI.
Special to the Gazette.

OF ais ALI.
Special to the Gazette.
Ell PAso, Tex, Nov. yesterday in
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to be an honest, hardworklng man called
on Consul Brigham and told of thrilling
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miles from FL Paso. The name
OF the man is Anderson and
his home is in Stockton, Cal. he is an
engineer and was in charge of mining
camp engine in Mexico for number of
years. A few days ago he quit
his job aud started on horse
back for FL Paso. He purchased
several horses on his journey, and came
along safely till he reached ranch about
thirty miles below Paso del Norte, where
ne asked and was granted permission 70
stay ali night. He dismounted and led
:wo OF his horses to the water
ing place and started back 10
the house, when about fifteen
srmed men stepped out from behind the
house with drawn guns. They robbed
him OF his revolver, knife and money and
pounded him until he was senseless. They
continued to maltrest him until
morning when they gave him back
small sum CT money and
ordered him to get out of the country 8
quickly as possible. Anderson entered
complaint before Consul Brigham,
Consul General Sutton being present.
He says that he recognized seven of the
desperadoes in Psso del Norte to-day.
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